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Dr Indika Leelasena. Dr Indy, as he prefers to be called, specialises in Chronic Disease Management, ATSI patients and has a General Surgeon background. Dr Indy has been in Australia since 2009 and comes to us with 9 years of previous GP experience. Speaks English and also Sinhalese

Dr Mackerras joined Everton Hills Medical Centre in early 2014, and enjoys working with paitents of all ages and needs. Areas of special interests include musculoskeletal medicine and mental health.

Kim is an experienced GP with particular interests in Men's Health, Public Health and Infectious diseases. Kim's non-medical interests include his family, his devoted dog, and hobbies including listening to classical music and enjoying the theatre.

He is a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of GP's with over 10 years’ experience working as a Doctor. He has a special interest in Men’s Health, Cardiovascular, Respiratory Medicine and Paediatrics. He has a Skin Cancer Surgery and Medicine Diploma which he utilises to do thorough skin checks and surgery in the Skin Cancer Clinic.

Dr Norris is a Queenslan graduate who spent 18 years working in a country practice in northern New South Wales before moving to Walton Bridge.

Dr Norris has worked as a GP at The Gap clinic since January 2000. He enjoys all facets of medical practice caring for people of all ages. Dr Norris also sees patients at Ferny Hills. He is a keen cyclist in his spare time, and is married with 4 daughters.

Dr Jennie Nowers graduated from Edinburgh University in 2004. She qualified in general practice in 2008, gaining her membership of the Royal College of General Practitioners in the UK. She worked in South Africa for 5 years in a public hospital setting, working in general practice as well as HIV and TB medicine. She moved to Australia in 2013 and gained her Fellowship of the Royal Australian College of

Danielle is an experienced GP with medical interests in Children's Health, including lactation and feeding problems, Women's Health and Mental Health.

Her non-medical interests are centered on her young family and include travel, cooking and staying fit.

Louise graduated from the University of Queensland with first class honours in 1999, and received the Maureen Duke and Marion Sullivan memorial award for her GP fellowship exam in 2005. She has a particular interest in children's health, women's health, mental illness and preventative care. Outside of medicine Louise enjoys painting pictures, running and Tae Kwon Do.

Dr Mohini Prasad is a United World College graduate (Canada 1995), completed Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery in Fiji in 2001 and has run her own medical practice there for 7 years, before migrating to Australia.
She obtained Fellowship of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners in 2014, and has joined the practice permanently. Apart from love for all aspects of

She has served as secretary of the Standards Committee and Chaired Education Committee -Central Faculty with the Fiji College of General Practitioners while in Fiji. She has been actively involved in organising educational programs for GPs and undertaking ‘on air’ health awareness programs in Fiji.
Dr Prasad is aligned with the Mater Mother’s and Metro North Antenatal Care and has commenced IUD (Mirena) insertions at the

Dr Cathy Skoien is a full-time GP who attends The Gap and Ferny Hills surgeries.

Dr Cathy Skoien is a graduate of the University of Qld and has had over 30 years experience in General Practice, over 17 of those in The Gap .

Dr Skoien is interested in a broad range of medicine and enjoys seeing patients of all ages.

He holds a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery from the University of Queensland and has completed higher qualifications in Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Anaesthetics, General Practice and Rural Medicine.

He was the Medical Superintendent of the Texas Hospital in southern Queensland for 14 years and is very experienced across the broad range of procedural and non-procedural general practice. He enjoys treating all ages – from children through to the elderly – and has a particular interest in conditions of the outer ear requiring intervention using the operating microscope (infections, cleaning following previous ear surgery, clearing wax obstruction).

Dr Valentine has spend the last eight years working as a General Practitioner and Partner at Walton Bridge Medical Centre.

Dr Valentine has been working in General Practice for over 12 years. He completed his medical degree at the University of Adelaide in 2000. Following a two year Internship and Residency at Royal Adelaide Hospital Dr Valentine spent 5 years working fulltime as a Medical Officer with the Royal Australian Air Force. This included several overseas deployments, and coordination and conduct of aeromedical...

An experienced GP with a passion for general practice work, Dr Van Wyk has a broad range of interests, including children's health, chronic conditions & geriatric care, dermatology including skin cancers and men's health. His non- medical interest include fishing, 4 wheel driving, hunting, playing guitar and singing.

Kathy trained in medicine in Leicester in the UK, before relocating to Australia in 1996. She is a local GP with extensive experience in Child Health, Emergency Medicine and Indigenous Health. Prior to moving to Brisbane, she worked in the Northern Territory with the Royal Flying Doctors for several years.

Kathy is a member of the Faculty of Special Interests as a Medical Educator, both of medical students and GP registrars. She teaches procedural and clinical skills, and examines clinical skills for the Royal Australian College of GPs and the Australian Medical Council. Kathy is also a Director for the Advanced Paediatric Life Support course for hospital and community doctors, and teaches regularly on the Remote Emergency Skills Training course for remote and rural

Dr Stephen Yelland graduated from the University of Queensland in 1987. He did a year of his GP training in the United Kingdom in 1991 and obtained Fellowship of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners in 1993. He enjoys all areas of general practice.

He has an interest in medical education, supporting medical students and registrars, and examining for the College of General Practitioners. He is married with 3 children